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Definition of effectual - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
successful outcomeproducing the intended result
- The new strategy was effectual in increasing sales.
2.
legalTECH. having legal force or validityTECH.
- The contract is effectual once signed by both parties.
Origin of effectual
Latin, effectus (accomplishment) + -al (pertaining to)
Examples of effectual in a sentence
Her speech was effectual in motivating the team. The will became effectual after the court's approval. An effectual agreement was reached after negotiations.
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- French:efficace, exécutoire, ...
- German:wirkungsvoll, wirksam, ...
- Italian:efficace, valido, ...
- Spanish:eficaz, válido, ...
- Portuguese:eficaz, válido, ...
- Chinese:有效的, 有法律效力的, ...
- Japanese:効果的な, 法的効力のある, ...
- Arabic:فعّال, نافِذ, ...
- Hebrew:מַצְלִיחַ, בַּתֹּקֶף, ...
- Russian:эффективный, действительный, ...
- Ukrainian:ефективний, дійсний, ...
- Hindi:कारगर, ...
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